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is there any API to test the speed of internet using Java? if there is then please do reply:pinguin:

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Why does it need to be in Java? Why not just use one of the bandwidth testing sites?
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cause i want to make my own program of that :) , can you please help out cause i cant seem to find any api :(

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Here's the issue: You need to send a large amount of data someplace for a short period of time. Depending on the protocol used, the amount sent will depend on your bandwidth, the recipient's bandwidth, lag, etc. etc. etc.

The API will simply allow you to send a message over TCP/IP, UDP, etc. That's about it.
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thanks WingedPanther problem is solved , one more question is there any tutorial around here about splash screens in java?

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Not sure. I'd have to search around.
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HI,use this http://www.ip-details.com/ site for Know the Internet speed.here only i successfully check my internet speed at free of cost.